Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-02
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DAKOTA COMBINATIONS
Linpoln county has sll.ooo In il
treasury.
Native coal delivered at Glen Uiliu
costs 50 per ton.
A beef packing and canning factory il
TO be started 0 at Pierre.
The Parkston amusement club ar,
holding regular entertainments.
Mrs. Ooukling, OF Bismarck, was re.
GENTLY left $4,000 by a deceased relative
The Sioux Falls polishing works hay.
received nine large boxes of chaicedon,
from Arizona.
A case will be tried in the distric,
court next term testing the correctness
of the government field notes in the
survey Of the township adjoining Parks-
ton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Alloway pre-
sided over the third annual meeting Of
Dakota fine live stock breeders a%ssocie-
ton at Jamestown Tuesday and a BAN
quet was given in the evening.
g. @. Taylor, of Watertown, has sued
l.. D.. Lyon. of the Public Opinion, 70,
libel for publishing in his paper that he
was the proprietor and keeper OF an in
famous den in a frontier town.
A prisoner named Hall, confined in the
Jail at Huron, attempted to start a fire
by pouring oil from a lamp into the
stove. An explosion followed. Halls
face and neck were badly burned, his
left eye injured aud his hair burned
from his head.
Nellie the IA year-old daughter of
John IA. Gowen, of Huron, who wss
found dead at his residence Tuesday
night, suffocated by escaping gas from q
coal stove, died Wednesday morning.
The funeral of both unfortunates took
place from the Methodist church Thurs
day afternoon.
In the district court the jury in the
OF o. IL. Reynolds for obtaining
money under false %pretenses at Sioux
Falls, found aiverdict of guilty. James
Lacey for assault got $50 fine and 80
daysin Jail. In the case of ex-Oounty
Attorney Il. G.. Wright against Mime
haha county, for $500 for alleged unpaid
salary, the jury brought in a verdict Tor
defendants.
A double wedding took place at the
residence OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j, FL. Clspp. OF Raymond, CLARK
county, Monday. Thomas Watt, a
merchant OF Raymond. and'S. l.. Hague,
ar attorney Of CLARK, were the Rrooms
and Misses Alice and Maud CIapp the
respective brides. A large number OF
guests were present and the p%resents
we're numerous and costly. Both couples
left for q trip in Michigan and Illinois.
Acting Secretary Muldrow revsrses
Sparks decision in the following oases:
Alvina Yentach vs.. Alzina Ryan, cancel
ing her homestead entry at Watertown,
Oak. In re Thomas T. Wright holding
decentralization his timber cnltnre entry
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Sparks decision as follows: Kulser VS..
Reynolds, in conclusion that neither
party established residence on the tract
at Yankton, Oak, and therefore the
claims of each should be rejected.
A very shocking accident occurred
west OF Parkston last week in a German
family named Liebersohwager. The
father left mi morning to help some
neighbors, and the mother went to the
field and husked corn, leaving three
small children at home. On returning
at night it was found that the little ones
had made a fire during the day and
failed to close the stove, and the smoke
which escaped suffooated them. They
we're Beyond resuscitation when dis.
covered.